Intent
Need captured with material, quantity, target date and policy context.
Lasya executes sourcing and procurement from business intent through supplier discovery, RFQ, negotiation, approvals, PO creation and supplier acknowledgement — while SAP, Oracle or Dynamics remains the System of Record.
Commercial execution continues across supplier search, RFQ responses, negotiation, approvals, acknowledgement, changed dates and changed quantities. Lasya carries that work as one transaction instead of leaving buyers to relay it manually.
ERP can record the approved commercial decision. Procurement execution is complete only when the supplier has confirmed what will actually happen.
The last software era digitized sourcing, supplier management, approvals and purchasing as separate workflows. Each tool can become smarter. The transaction still has to cross the supplier boundary and continue into physical execution.
Need captured with material, quantity, target date and policy context.
Eligible suppliers identified from capability, geography and evidence.
Market, historical pricing and supplier history assembled.
RFQ, bidding and follow-up executed across supplier channels.
Commercial comparison and approvals completed under policy.
Approved PO created and posted to the ERP.
Supplier price, quantity and promise date acknowledged.
Verified commitment state passes to Freight & Logistics.
Lasya AI brings historical awards, market benchmarks, supplier performance and active rate cards into the same sourcing contex

Supplier discovery, qualification, category intelligence and market context.
RFQ/RFI, bid normalization, negotiation, comparison and decision support.
Approvals, PO generation, ERP posting and supplier acknowledgement.
PO changes, commitment exceptions and logistics-ready transaction state.
Lasya does not require every supplier to adopt another procurement portal before execution can improve. It meets suppliers through the channels already used to transact.
Intent · RFQ · Responses · Negotiation · Approval · PO · Commitment
Lasya AI detects supplier exceptions from transaction signals, determines business impact and severity, and recommends the next executable action.

Response speed, commitment reliability, quality history and negotiation behavior.
Quoted prices, negotiated outcomes, payment terms and volume breaks.
Supplier pools, market movement and prior sourcing strategies.
Commitment failures, approved recovery actions and outcome effectiveness.
Manual relay: supplier search, RFQ chasing and bid normalization.
Lasya outcome: faster qualified competition with retained commercial context.
Manual relay: PO creation, acknowledgement chasing and change follow-up.
Lasya outcome: fewer post-PO touches and verified supplier commitment.
Manual relay: late discovery that supplier promise differs from plan.
Lasya outcome: verified promise state available earlier for downstream execution.
Time from purchase intent to verified supplier commitment.
Manual interventions required to complete an eligible transaction.
Time and completeness of supplier participation across channels.
Share of eligible commitment exceptions resolved under governed policy.
Selected Settyl procurement deployments have previously reported improvements across negotiated savings, sourcing-cycle time and ERP coexistence. Results depend on category, policy, supplier participation and starting baseline.
It is the execution of sourcing and procurement transactions from purchase intent through verified supplier commitment with minimal manual relay, under governed commercial and approval policies.
Sourcing software or eProcurement suites typically optimize procurement workflows inside a functional boundary. Lasya acts as the System of Execution across supplier channels, enterprise systems, approvals and exceptions, carrying the transaction from purchase intent through verified supplier commitment and into the freight handoff. ERP can remain the System of Record, while fragmented sourcing, vendor-management and post-PO coordination workflows can be consolidated into one execution layer.
No. Suppliers can participate through existing channels such as email, WhatsApp, EDI, APIs, documents or an existing portal where appropriate.
Lasya updates transaction state, evaluates policy and downstream impact, executes permitted recovery actions and escalates only when authority or judgment is required.
Procurement produces a verified supplier commitment. Freight & Logistics receives that state and executes the physical movement without resetting context.
ERP remains the System of Record. Lasya carries execution between records and writes approved outcomes back to the authoritative enterprise system.
Choose one category, supplier group, RFQ flow or post-PO commitment process. Measure cycle time, manual touches, supplier response and exception recovery.